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Bäumer, Christian; Bassini, R.; Berg, van den Ad M; Frenne, D. De; Frekers, D.; Hagemann, M.; Hannen, V.M.; Harakeh, Mohsen; Heyse, J.; Huu, M.A. de; Jacobs, E.; Mielke, M.; Schmidt, Robert; Sohlbach, H.; Wörtche, H.J.

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“…Available data on unpolarized differential cross sections of d 12 C elastic scattering can be found at T =94 MeV, 125 MeV, 156 MeV [6], at 110 MeV and 120 MeV [7], at 170 MeV [8], 425 MeV [9], and 650 MeV [10]. Theoretical interpretation of this data at high energy of 650 MeV was done within the Glauber multiple scattering theory for nucleusnucleus scattering using the harmonic oscillator shell model wave functions for the 12 C nucleus and using the nucleonnucleon data [11], or nucleon-nucleus scattering amplitudes [12], and deuteron proton scattering data [13] as input.…”

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Measurement of deuteron carbon vector analyzing powers in the kinetic energy range 170–380 MeV

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A measurement of vector analyzing powers in elastic deuteron-carbon scattering has been performed at the Cooler Synchrotron COSY of Forschungszentrum Jülich, Germany. Seven kinetic beam energies between 170 and 380 MeV have been used. A vector-polarized beam from a polarized deuteron source was injected, accelerated to the final desired energy and stored in COSY. A thin needle-shaped diamond strip was used as a carbon target, onto which the beam was slowly steered. Elastically scattered deuterons were identified in the forward direction using various layers of scintillators and straw tubes. Where data exist in the literature (at 200 and 270 MeV), excellent agreement of the angular shape was found. The beam polarization of the presented data was deduced by fitting the absolute scale of the analyzing power to these references. Our results extend the world data set and are necessary for polarimetry of future electric dipole moment searches at storage rings. They will as well serve as an input for theoretical description of polarized hadron-hadron scattering.

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Measurement of deuteron carbon vector analyzing powers in the kinetic energy range 170–380 MeV

et al. 2020

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“…Available data on unpolarized differential cross sections of d 12 C elastic scattering can be found at T =94 MeV, 125 MeV, 156 MeV [6], at 110 MeV and 120 MeV [7], at 170 MeV [8], 425 MeV [9], and 650 MeV [10]. Theoretical interpretation of this data at high energy of 650 MeV was done within the Glauber multiple scattering theory for nucleus-nucleus scattering using the harmonic oscillator shell model wave functions for the 12 C nucleus and using the nucleon-nucleon data [11], or nucleon-nucleus scattering amplitudes [12], and deuteron proton scattering data [13] as input.…”

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Measurement of deuteron carbon vector analyzing powers in the kinetic energy range 170-380 MeV

Müller

Żurek

Bagdasarian

et al. 2020

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A measurement of vector analyzing powers in elastic deuteron-carbon scattering has been performed at the Cooler Synchrotron COSY of Forschungszentrum Jülich, Germany. Seven kinetic beam energies between 170 and 380 MeV have been used. A vector-polarized beam from a polarized deuteron source was injected, accelerated to the final desired energy and stored in COSY. A thin needle-shaped diamond strip was used as a carbon target, onto which the beam was slowly steered. Elastically scattered deuterons were identified in the forward direction using various layers of scintillators and straw tubes.Where data exist in the literature (at 200 and 270 MeV), excellent agreement of the angular shape was found. The beam polarization of the presented data was deduced by fitting the absolute scale of the analyzing power to these references. Our results extend the world data set and are necessary for polarimetry of future electric dipole moment searches at storage rings. They will as well serve as an input for theoretical description of polarized hadron-hadron scattering.

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“…There exist in the literature several global deuteron optical model potentials for such as that from the comprehensive analysis of Daehnick et al [24]. However, previous analyses have evidenced that these parametrizations fail to properly describe the data when extrapolated outside their initial domain of validity, particularly for light targets and at large scattering angles [25][26][27]. For this reason, a new global deuteron potential, called DA1p [28], was recently developed, based on 67 sets of experimental data of deuteron elastic scattering from 1p-shell nuclei with incident energies between 5.25 and 170 MeV.…”

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Elastic scattering and breakup of Be11 on deuterons at 26.9A MeV

Chen¹,

Lou²,

Ye³

et al. 2016

Phys. Rev. C

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The elastic scattering and breakup reactions of the halo nucleus 11 Be on deuterons at an incident energy of 26.9A MeV are reported for the first time. Special attention has been paid to the determination and subtraction of the proton contaminations in the deuterated polyethylene (CD 2 ) n target (where D 2 denotes 2 H 2 ). The cross sections for elastic scattering are analyzed with the systematic optical potentials of Daehnick et al. and DA1p, as well as with single-folding potentials, derived from the Jeukenne-Lejeune-Mahaux effective nucleon-nucleon interaction. An extended version of the continuum-discretized coupled-channels (XCDCC) formalism, including dynamic core excitation (DCX) effects, is applied to analyze the elastic scattering and breakup data. Comparisons of the full XCDCC calculation with that omitting DCX effects indicate that the core excitation plays a remarkable role in reproducing breakup reactions of 11 Be +d.

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Deuteron elastic and inelastic scattering from12C,24Mg,

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Measurement of deuteron carbon vector analyzing powers in the kinetic energy range 170–380 MeV

Measurement of deuteron carbon vector analyzing powers in the kinetic energy range 170–380 MeV

Measurement of deuteron carbon vector analyzing powers in the kinetic energy range 170-380 MeV

Elastic scattering and breakup of Be11 on deuterons at 26.9A MeV

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